Ah, those days come back crystal clear when I was a family caregiver. Because you see, in the flurry of my day I knew I’d remember where I put the notes I made from Mom’s last doctor visit. I mean really, they were so important how could I possibly forget that I put them in the yellow section of the third folder in the second drawer. How hard could that be to find them?
Oh no! Where Did I Put The…? Read More »
I have been to numerous care facilities and seen the trials of getting patients in and out of clothing to change their briefs. It always seemed quite cumbersome, awkward really.
CareZips: Pants Designed for Caring for Your Loved One Read More »
On this day of the eclipse, I think about the darkness that happens. Albeit for a short period, it gives a surreal look to the world around us.
I liken it a bit to family caregiving. The moment where things get so overwhelming you truly can’t see through the darkness.
There Just Has to be a Way Read More »
I remember when my Mom came home from the hospital and needed many different things. It was a time when I was scattered, scared and just couldn’t connect to creating an easy way to pull all of it together.
Stocking Up and Creating Memories Read More »
On the heels of last weeks blog about the “Waves of Family Caregiving” I had someone reach out about the guilt they were experiencing.
The ‘Guilt’ of Family Caregivers Read More »
